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Thu 30
Flaxy Martin — Marjorie Bennett
The old one about a man (Zachary Scott) led astray by an underworld temptress (Virginia Mayo). Dorothy Malone. Malko: Tom D'Andrea. Peggy: Helen Westcott. Richie: Douglas Kennedy. Roper: Elisha Cook Jr. Competently done. Directed by Richard Bare.
Air Time & Details for Marjorie Bennett, Thu 30, 12:35 pm -
Sun 2
Shoot-out at Medicine Bend — Marjorie Bennett
Randolph Scott and pals (James Garner, Gordon Jones) dole out range justice while posing as Quakers. James Craig. Priscilla: Angie Dickinson. Nell: Dani Crayne. Mayor: Don Beddoe. Richard Bare directed.
Air Time & Details for Marjorie Bennett, Sun 2, 8:00 am -
Wed 5
The Twilight Zone: Kick the Can — Marjorie Bennett
A nursing-home resident tries to convince others that a youthful mind means age doesn't matter. But his lifelong friend is disdainful. Whitley: Ernest Truex. Ben: Russell Collins. Cox: John Marley. Frietag: Hank Patterson. Agee: Earle Hodgins. Mrs. Summers: Marjorie Bennett. Mrs. Densley: Lenore Shanewise. Mrs. Wister: Anne O'Neal.
Air Time & Details for Marjorie Bennett, Wed 5, 12:35 am
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Biography
About Marjorie Bennett
Australian actress Marjorie Bennett made her first film appearances in the pre-World War I years at the suggestion of her sister, silent film star Enid Bennett. Marjorie wasn't yet under the spell of the acting bug, so she abandoned performing for several years, re-emerging as a stage rather than screen actress. She returned to films in the late 1940s as a character player, notably in Charles Chaplin's Monsieur Verdoux (1947) and Limelight (1952).
A prolific film and TV performer of the 1950s and 1960s, Marjorie Bennett was usually cast as huffy society matrons and haughty domestics; her massive bulk and easily outraged demeanor made her a perfect straight woman for such iconoclastic comedians as Red Skelton and the Three Stooges.